Europe’s Jews have an uncertain future, but a future nonetheless – A combination of optimism and defiance displayed by the continent’s Jewish professionals should be welcomed by all. | israelhayom.com

The continent of Europe ceased to be the center of Jewish life more than a century ago, when it yielded that status to the increasingly affluent, influential Jewish community in the United States, joined, a bit later on, by the State of Israel. That transition has generated a question that can justifiably be described as “perennial,” inasmuch as it gets asked with predictable regularity and produces more or less the same answers.